Sentence examples for constantly due to the from inspiring English sources

The footprint intensity has been decreasing constantly due to the expanding population against the stable total footprint.

Numerical analysis shows that the direction of flow velocity change constantly due to the obstacles blocking, which produces the chaotic convection and increases species mixing effectively.

The morphology of estuaries and rivers changes constantly due to the dynamic imbalance between the forcing actions (e.g. river flow, tides, surface waves and wind) and the sedimentary reactions.

Some industries, such as the technology and automobile industries are disrupted nearly constantly due to the volatility of market trends and speed of evolution/advancement.

He gained 35 pounds and drank constantly due to the stresses of having to provide personally guarantees in order to stay afloat.

However, cave-like microhabitats are fragile and collapsed constantly due to the processes of karstification (Palmer1991) associated with the persistence of East Asian monsoon (An et al.2001 Liu19977), resulting in fragmentation and isolation of these microhabitats.

The price of marine fuel fluctuates constantly due to market forces and the price of crude oil [15].

f Human capital refers to the labour available to the household and changes constantly due to internal demographic reasons (e.g. births, deaths etc).

In the case of imaging of the eye, the position of the object of interest changes constantly due to: a) small motions caused by respiration and heart beat; b) movements of the eye itself, like for example saccadic motion.

Greek population is aging constantly due to decrease of fertility rates in the past thirty years; birth rates are stretching to equality with death rates, counting 10.5 births per 1000 population while life expectancy is of 80.1 years on average and 82.1 for women.

The agricultural land is decreasing constantly due to population pressure, adverse environmental condition, continuously increasing natural calamities, and global climate change [ 2, 3].